Ramat Gan Safari Hosts Festive Animal Elections with Core Values
The Ramat Gan Safari is holding a festive animal election this Tuesday, featuring candidates like Noa the leopard and Lucas the gorilla representing core values such as family and sustainability.
As Israel prepares for its upcoming national elections, the Ramat Gan Safari is holding its own unique ballot, featuring four-legged, crawling, and tree-climbing candidates. This Tuesday, the safari will host a festive election happening where animals compete for the public's affection, with each candidate representing a core value.
Preparations are already in full swing across the park. The various departments are composing campaign songs, designing signs and t-shirts, rehearsing speeches, and planning creative campaigns. Unlike traditional political races, every candidate here represents both an animal department and a vital principle.
From Leopards to Gorillas: Meet the Candidates
Noa the Persian leopard, representing the predator department, is running on the value of family. La Petite the elephant carries the banner of patience, while Khal and Hamiya the parrots represent mutual cooperation. Joining the race are Momo the tortoise, representing the reptiles, running for protection, and Lucas the gorilla, championing sustainability.
On election day, the safari will transform into a colorful and vibrant arena. Staff members will rally behind their candidates with banners, shirts, songs, speeches, and plenty of humor and love for the animals.
Who will win the voters' trust? Which department will sweep the race? The answers will be revealed this Tuesday.
